Hardback.  172 pages.  In new condition.  Cat No 4977

Describes the many historic crossings between Bewdley and Tewkesbury, all of which are now defunct.  Illustrated with archive photographs and a map.  Paperback.  20 pages.  In good condition.  Cat No 4934

An account of the battle of Evesham in 1265, the locations of its associated events, details of the dispersal of Simon de Montfort’s bodily parts subsequent to his killing, the present-day location of Simon’s well as a pilgrimage site, and the C14th stained glass at Fladbury once considered comme

Using a wide range of documentary records, archives and surveys of fields and buildings this exhibition accompaniment records the prehistoric and historic evolution of a Warwickshire parish, including its Saxon minster foundation.

Signed dedication from the author on the title page, otherwise in new condition.  Cat No 4849

In near new condition.  Cat No 4835

An attractive guide to the industrial history of Birmingham's jewellery quarter featuring many archive photographs and a fold-out map indicating sites mentioned in the text.  Paperback.  24 pages.  New condition.  Cat No 4798

A colour guide to the church of Deerhurst whose unique Saxon features are described and illustrated in excellent colour photographs.  Paperback.  16 pages.

The results of a project to explore the Malvern Hills as a landscape of special archaeological intrest focussing not only on its two well-known large Iron Age hillforts but searching  for prehistoric and historic evidence along the ridge and its surrounding area using fieldwork techniques, d

Ongoing gravel extraction in the Lugg Valley has funded archaeological exploration that revealed prehistoric remains from the Neolithic through to Medieval times allowing for the reconstruction of past environments, landscape changes, burial practices and farming developments.